Custom blocks
Blocks built with React and block.json for the content your site actually uses: heroes, cards, sliders, pricing tables, team grids, and more.
Gutenberg Developer · Kathmandu, Nepal
Custom blocks and patterns that let your content team build new pages quickly and stay on brand, without the weight of a page builder.
Services
The aim is an editor your team enjoys using: the right blocks, sensible options, and no way to accidentally break the design.
Blocks built with React and block.json for the content your site actually uses: heroes, cards, sliders, pricing tables, team grids, and more.
Ready-made page sections and page templates so new pages start on brand and take minutes, not hours.
Server-rendered blocks that pull in posts, custom post types, or data from an API and stay up to date automatically.
Global colours, typography, and spacing set in theme.json, so every block follows the same design system.
Locked layouts, limited colour and font choices, and clear block options, so editors can’t break the design by accident.
Rebuilding Elementor, WPBakery, or classic-editor pages as blocks for a faster, easier-to-maintain site. More in Elementor vs a custom theme.
FAQ
Custom blocks load only the code they need, so pages are faster, and they are built around your design, so editors get fewer, clearer options and a more consistent site.
Yes, if they are packaged in a plugin rather than the theme, which is how I usually build them. See custom plugin development.
Yes. I rebuild the page layouts as blocks and patterns and move the content across, page by page or all at once.
Much less easily. Blocks can be locked, and options such as colours and fonts limited to your brand, so editors change content without changing layouts.
Yes. Custom blocks can be added to most existing sites without a redesign. For a full new build, see custom theme development.
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